Residents invited to participate in community survey on local government

Press release from the City of Asheville:

Tell us – How are we doing as your City government? The City of Asheville is working with Polco/National Research Center to find out.

The National Community Survey captures residents’ opinions on local governance and participation, also drilling down to specific issues such as the built environment, community engagement, recreation and wellness, the economy, safety, and mobility.

Some residents were randomly selected to participate in the scientifically significant survey in December and were notified by mail. If you were notified by mail, please do not complete the online survey as well.

The survey is now open to all residents at the following links:

English: https://polco.us/AshevilleOP23ENG

Spanish: https://polco.us/AshevilleOP23SPAN

Russian: https://polco.us/AshevilleOP23RUSS

The survey will be open through January 22. The survey will take about 18 minutes to complete.

When this survey closes, results will be presented online in interactive charts and tables. Asheville’s last resident survey was conducted in 2021. You can find the results here as well as results from 2018, 2015, and 2008.

What will the City do with the results? The National Community Survey will compare and analyze the results from previous years and provide the metrics comparison. As the city enters budget planning season for the 2024-2025 fiscal year, the results will help guide the City’s operational planning and help to determine project prioritization and resource allocation.

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